And for those who do believe, if you somehow found out God certainly DIDN'T exist, would you approach your life any differently from this day forward?

I don't think my life would change at all tbh.

If I found out he was real I don't think I would particularly change as I have probably sinned enough in my life that there's no way back.

Thomas Minns wrote:

If I found out he was real I don't think I would particularly change as I have probably sinned enough in my life that there's no way back.

For it says in the scripture ALL SINS will be FORGIVEN for whosoever shall hand their spirit and body over to the lord Jesus Christ our God! That no matter how HEINOUS or DISGUSTING a crime you have committed, ALL SINS will be washed away BY THE BLOOD OF THE LAMB THAT WAS JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD AND SAVIOR. For God gave his only Son, forced him to suffer and die on that cross for YOUR SINS! YOU SHALL BE FORGIVEN CHILD! REPENTANCE IN THE NAME OF THE LORD!!!!

Like Ken said, I would ask why God is such a homophobic cunt who doesn't give a shit about his people and to quote Ken, why the fuck does he need to be vain about himself?

I'd start going to church like I did when I was a kid.

I don't think my life would change all that drastically.  I'm of a belief that God does exist, but I don't go to church, and it's somewhat rare for me to willingly pray over my food or a sick loved one or friend of a friend.  Maybe I'd be a bit more motivated or reckless in knowing there isn't an afterlife, but I somehow doubt it.  I already do a fair bit of traveling and really have no urge to end my life quicker if I know there's nothing after.  Maybe I'd feel a bit less guilt about certain things knowing that there aren't any critical consequences to my actions, but again, I somehow doubt that too.  If I do something I think society will look down on me for, I usually feel guilt over society more so than I do God, which is probably a strange thing for a professed Christian to say, but it's the truth.

I probably wouldn't tell anyone unless they already thought there wasn't a god.  My dad's found a whole lot of peace in believing in the afterlife and trying to become a better person.  He wasn't such a great guy before he found God as it were, and considering the temperament of my gene pool, odds are he'd just kill himself like my uncle did when life got too hard for him.

Likewise, if I found definitive proof of God, odds are I'd still not change or tell anyone unless God's will upon revealing himself to me was to 'don't do that' or 'do this instead'.

As a Christian, if I found out definitively that God doesn't exist, I'd stop going to church. Maybe loosen up about the things I do in my personal life. Other than that, I'm already a pretty open person. Just because I think something is wrong doesn't mean I'm gonna be an asshole to other people. It's not my right to tell anyone that what they're doing or what they believe is wrong/stupid/whatever. Even if I believe they are, it's the epitome of arrogance for me to push my beliefs on them.

Wouldnt live differently at all. If my harmless, relatively docile and serene lifestyle isnt good enough for God then fuck that nigga

Liam Catterson wrote:

Like Ken said, I would ask why God is such a homophobic cunt who doesn't give a shit about his people and to quote Ken, why the fuck does he need to be vain about himself?

How do you know God supports homophobia or if hes vain at all? If you ask me, that's humanity's doing.

I would not stop fighting until WE TAKE HIM THE FUCK DOWN.

Lol ya'll on some disrespectful shit, if God shows up idc who it hates, I'm getting on my knees and praying. Sure maybe it could be argued God is an evil or a neutral force, but I still wouldn't dare cross such a being. The only reason I don't generally do religious things is because I'm agnostic and don't want to waste time incase all of it is lies god doesn't even care about or it doesn't exist at all.

I think a lot of people wrongfully assume they'd be the same because they're not prepared in the slightest for a physical manifestation of God. If that actually happened, I'm sure the confusion of people who have spent their entire life believing differently would start making them question themselves. I'm not certain in my belief/disbelief, but I don't think some mortal is going to walk up to an all-powerful God and start being disrespectful. That's just not realistic.

BIZZITY BAZZITY BUMPED

Kiss his ass so good shit happens to me

I would enter in every room with this theme. #devineintervention

While it would be re-assuring that there was a God out there, I think everyone would continue having questions. Assuming that God would come into your life, reveal Himself, and leave without giving you any other answers, it would be hard to really know for sure what should be changed. I'd probably go to church, like many people said. I'd really dedicate myself toward praying the rosary, and I'd really do my do diligence when it comes to being a good person. The thing I get hung up on is if it would make me blame Him for things. Would I begin to wonder if God was ignoring me? Would I think that God was acting against me? Would I believe that I was guaranteed some kind of afterlife because I had seen God in the flesh? I don't know. But I do think I'd still have a lot of questions, and I'd hope that some of them could be answered.

I think faith would still be needed even if I knew, with certainty, that God existed. I'd have knowledge He existed, but I'd still need faith in His plan for me.

Jacob Moore wrote:

Kiss his ass so good shit happens to me

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Kevin Drake wrote:

As a Christian, if I found out definitively that God doesn't exist, I'd stop going to church. Maybe loosen up about the things I do in my personal life. Other than that, I'm already a pretty open person. Just because I think something is wrong doesn't mean I'm gonna be an asshole to other people. It's not my right to tell anyone that what they're doing or what they believe is wrong/stupid/whatever. Even if I believe they are, it's the epitome of arrogance for me to push my beliefs on them.

This is my answer as well. The only different part though is that I'm a Muslim and I'd stop going to Mosque.

But of course, I believe in my Religion and I believe in Allah. Just an example here, I had a motorcycle accident on traffic once. All I got was just a few scratches and a nose-bleeding (and wasn't a serious one). I believe Allah was protecting me and I believe Allah is and always be proctecting me.

I would ask which of the three incarnations he was. Honestly I think a monothiestic God would have much worse to worry about than mortal affairs. 
Though if a God did approach me through some kind of Divine intervention esque way, I would ask them what pourpose they had with me. But not in a disrespectful manner, in fact most of it would be curiosity.

KellyHackenschmidt wrote:

I would ask which of the three incarnations he was. Honestly I think a monothiestic God would have much worse to worry about than mortal affairs. 
Though if a God did approach me through some kind of Divine intervention esque way, I would ask them what pourpose they had with me. But not in a disrespectful manner, in fact most of it would be curiosity.

Actually, if we're talking me as Asatru finding out Woton, Thor and Frey etc didn't exist, I'd probably have to skip out the plans on getting that Mjolnir tattoo down the road, sell my pendants but keep the horn flask simply because I really love how beer tastes out of it.

I don't think much of my life would change...if anything I'd be angrier. A divine deity exists that is 'loving and kind' and yet all of these horrible things happen in our world because...why? "They didn't believe in me hard enough." Fuck that. So...I don't know. I might try praying more if anything.

TLA wrote:

I would not stop fighting until WE TAKE HIM THE FUCK DOWN.

The challenge still stands. COME AT ME BRUH!